GOP picks Ron Paul

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wow, that was quick, i noted such emotions in my other post

ehhhhhhh, as you can see rons got some issues, there is fear of anything new, his plus is he's been around a long time, knows history, and what he talks about is historical an old values in certain ways, some of his other ides, ehhhhhhhhhh

i really think if he can crack the fed code alot of those other issues will fall by the wayside

[BABY1]

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if drugs were legal they wouldnt be out there fighting drug dealers because the drug dealers would be 7-11 and wall greens.....i agree, we cant just have a free for all..we need to keep law and order, but that will only happen when we get rid of crooked politicians and police....

I took this part of an article that was in our paper recently. Now you really think if drugs were legal all of these problems would stop? Who would even need theses special Organized Crime and narcotics divisions, right?

The plainclothes team -- which recovered 15 pounds of marijuana, $36,000 in cash, a handgun and an air rifle during the raid -- is central to the Chicago Police Department's strategy of hitting drug dealers in their wallets.

The department's narcotics section, which the team works for, carried out 1,311 search warrants last year -- a 270 percent increase over 2008.

Those raids netted:
- $207 million in drugs, up from $138 million in 2008.
- 726 guns, up from 415.
- And $18.6 million in cash, up from $14.2 million.
The department also aggressively pursued drug dealers in court through the asset-forfeiture process, seizing $6.8 million in houses, cars and cash -- compared with about $584,000 of such property in 2008.

another excerpt:

The department's evolving strategy involves recruiting "exponentially more" confidential informants to tell police which drug dealers are stashing dope, money and guns in their homes -- and tip off the police to murder plots, Roti said.
And more than ever, police are listening to dealers' conversations with wiretaps and other forms of electronic surveillance.
The intelligence that police are gathering is allowing them to stop some gang killings before they're carried out, part of the reason for the city's 10.5 percent drop in murder last year, Roti said.

So let's legalize drugs, tax the money that is made on them, and also, a decline in gangs and the murders they commit will happen. That is the answer.

These policeman put their lives on the line everyday to clean the streets up of scum like this. I can't even believe that this would stop if they legalized drugs.

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Second part. No, I do not believe a parent should "party" with their children. That's messed up. Come on Fuzo. You think I'm sitting in a run down trailer park, or in the country club, (it happens everywhere), but you think I'm sitting here getting messed up with my kids like some complete looser

Are you asking me if I think you would do that and if so how in the world would you think I would think you would do that anyway. Because if your assuming i'm thinking you would use with your kids your wrong horse,cmon dude. I hope the wording is just used wrong.I think after talking to you and stuff I would know you a little better then to think that

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Are you asking me if I think you would do that and if so how in the world would you think I would think you would do that anyway. Because if your assuming i'm thinking you would use with your kids your wrong horse,cmon dude. I hope the wording is just used wrong.I think after talking to you and stuff I would know you a little better then to think that

I figured you didn't think of me that way, but I thought i might have came off as sounding as if I approve of that lifestyle. I don't want you to get the impression that I approve of that in any way, shape, form or fashion. I'm extremely against that sort of action. I just wanted to make sure you didn't think I had went completely whacko, because I know that my view on rights on that subject seems extreme to some folks. That's why I don't mention it much.
But no man. I'm glad to know you don't think of me that way. I just thought I might have led you to believe I could be that way. I just wanted to reassure you that that's not me...by a long shot.

As strongly as I feel about things that could alter the youth negatively, I just feel that how the country has been governed for the last 120yrs has led to the actions of people these-days. The nanny state...laws on this and laws against that...You can do this but not that, and you have to pay for him but don't say this...All this political, big government, massive law has indeed created the problem and violence. The prohibition is a perfect example. A person that's raised by the state. (institutionalized) is another excellent example of how regulation creates irresponsibility.

I'm very glad to know you haven't changed your view of me. We are similar, like you said. We agree on everything. We have many similarities. Been through allot. We have many parallels. I'm with ya man. Legalized or not. We would be on the same side of the road. Legal status of some substance doesn't change knowledge or who someone is.